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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
Bits OF LEGAL NEWS.


Court OF oyer AMI Termacr convened YESTERDAY
Justice Brady presiding and maeiaely auournei IN
III November 81
Court Of Geuera Part I. Ths November Grand
and George c. Msgoun, OF No Nassau st.
appointed the foreman
Tho scieulc. Rufus Adams sationer at nos 81 and 80
broadway IN h., as,gnment Walter g. Cooper show La.
bie. tfG3l o. nomn assets SIZED 20. and actual as
sets, s743 a.
Justice Freedman tho superior Court Yesterday ap
James Il Cunning OF the property Of the Pat
en straw Lumber Coupany At the suit Of Nancy Beavers
on Judgment $50 which execution was returned
uus1tisiri -
hncut Yesterday trO Justice nonohuc Of The supreme
Cont sgut property OF Jacob iemmel surviving part
ner Of The hrn % ''rotc Iemme on claim Tor - - '2
A' disposed OF his property with intent 10 deiAnd h'
Danny Marshal Bernhard arrested yesterday bolrd OF
tho .,.am"r Rugl. alleged fugitive. Johann
I,oft,.D Koch. he German Government, alleges that
Koch formerly a furniture dealer OF
tioep ngen wurtemnurs. forget Tho nsne OF
r Saucr OF stuttgart, 10 dra't. drawn on nathaniel
ensari The prlsons taken before nited states Com
missioner Lyman and was hed tor eva animation. . -
Frank Ransom aud Henry ". Wheeler sue Adelbert H.
N,mlyoa 100 the Court to recover -Ll1 - on prom
is.ory nnr da. Deem y, 1888 tn" de'rnce was iha
me non was gambling debt IA" amount having
been tho 10 dan gan 80 ~ ros"r played NJ inc
fcnatu mp counter calm Tor f2ol1 Tor money "ay7eu
am game Juige Hyatt yc"todty dismissed the
plant Ito ground that Tho transaction wa, an Mega
In tho suit John r. sherman AMI Others constituting n"
nrm IF SHERMAN Cecil 60. snd other dry gooi, nrm'
I,t-cnid merchant. - VI ~ Whlfc St "a
prty 90 the lie enin on cAim for neay 10000 Justice
Barre las vac at,d Tie Attachment
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pm AniIruI,. Sow 7.-GcucrA Joshua T. . wen died
AZ his residence Chestnut I'M th- afternoon NJ the age
Of srtyiwo years Al the breaking ont ~ the Rebellion
be lcft the profession OF Law aud enlisted for three
months ~ private In tho @lth Pennsylvania Nol1n'
terr- ~ which regiment he was shortly afterwarl
elected Colonel Al the expiration Of the three months
service he organized tho Goth Pennsylvania Ecgi1ent.
OF which he a.suscl comInsp and which participated
IN All OF the battle. fought hy the Army Of tho Potomac
from Fair oaks Cold llarhor lie mentioned In
tho reports ~ Generals sumner, Heds~irk. Hooker
couch. Hancock Howard and burnside. and wa, pro
NOTED 10 hn lrlktlcr GENERAL Tor gallant and meri orr
on. conduct a: tho battle 81 Glendale IN 1871 he
founded lie Ncr York Ddiu E,gs,r. ltN publ cation.
which I'm 1873 W.. made The official organ ~ the courts
of Nrw- York lie w4s -til OF the editors and pro
rtle. OF. OF mat l0nrnI ~ inc iIne " HI, deAlh
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Colonel Elis- ". Conoycr. promnent citizen o. Mon
mouth County AMI well known horse dealer died 1T
his home in Mldde;own. y j. on sunday at the ago "
sirty-uue years lie MAS born ~ CranburJ y j. anu
started in lie ~ farmer but became interested
n horse and became OF the best known horse
breeders In tni, section OF the country lie had ls 20
stock farm At Middlc'Own Among the horses bred by
him were the bro d mare Emclisc. Adele Could record
glo an tho stallion Jersey Prince. who was valued at
$1,000 Colonel tonoVer va, Tue iohrlcI ann Al
IN, lin. Of MS death "A director Of the FIRST National
Japk OF Rod Bank y j. and president OF the lhl-
li.foru T,rnpk. t,npAny. lie Wa, an ardent Repub-
lican and held number Of township Office, at various
times lilo leavcs ani daughter. all mnrrirL
Tho funeral will be held his home In Mddieown to-
IN
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Nnrls OLE THE CANXhhs.

Samuel Grccnbsum, "a member ~ tho Independent
Conre Of one Hundred appointed at the cooper
nlon mas meeting, charged by The Sun win
punching Nico tickets with Republican state and County
tickets ia the XNIGIh Assembly District. Yesterday
statement, Mr. Grccnbaum will work for Nic0l and
MARITIME, but will support tho Democratic state Ticket
The workingmcns Municipal Reform League OF New
York has issued an address the worknFmen ~ the ely
in which the full Republican tunty ticket Is heartily In
J. Knox De Lancey NicOll and Denis shea
al especially COMMENDED candidates,
James A. C0wic. Independent candidate for Alderman
IN the KILN Assembly District, denies report pub
ishcd night he had Withdrawn from the contest
Charles X Lcxow, the Republican candidate for CITY
Court Judge born In this city, educated In private ana
public schools aud graduated from the Universities OF
Loipsc and Bonn lie ~ also graduate Of the Harvard
University and the Columbia College Law School ana mas
been for ten the attorney OF The German Loyal Ala
Society.
Lincoln W. Mcleod, who nominated for the Assem-
bly, in the KILN District by the Republican faction
headed by Alderman James A. COwie Henry L. Spr4guc,
Knox McA fee and G.. g. Archibald that no VIII
not withdraw from the canvass. lie Will remain III tho
Geld until tho polls close TO
William II. Gillland. tho Republican candidate for
Assembly in tho XXIVth District, Is we'll known mer-
chant. lie has been for several years resident OF tho
district and Is identified with its interests lie enlisted
IN the Union army when mere youth, fought galantiy
through the war; and Ia = member OF tho Grand Army
Of the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08

CHICAGO Nov (Sp,eioD-Tho visible supply statement
did not show much OF increase In wheat as was ef
pscted Tho Saturday Varied from l7hOOOO 10
600 900 bu The figures led incroass Of
only bushels The receipts at tho primary markets
were however large agsresans 1910 900 bushes Agan:
6l5 900 for Monday OF last wosk The May opon on tn
10 Tho export clearance SlSSS ousn
els net large enough 10 onset the nnuenoe o. .no
Chicago the receipts were ITO cars OF
wheat and OF tho l6< cara of spring wheat 50 Wont no
demand Now York caused an advance and s
close at tho price OF the day osntats
cents Nav at IS csns Tho receipts wero moderate ~
cars vsibl. supply statement gave decrease OF
local OF decreased Tor the
6sl 900 bushels leaving snly o3S 7ee bushels OF a.
GRADES In stors close November stopped al cons
after range dav Of only cent Nay closed AZ 40
Cents After of Tho visible supply o. oats
increassd t7e 900 bushels e5234S7 bushels against
1908 Se6 year ago The receipts tho aotnihf wore zoI
IT'S cars Tho local Stool
IA I2B 900 bushes increase for the week Of ooooo
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lowed close being G6m ~ best figures and up i<A1
cent as follows November 80 -, December e. January
IS is, February GO -, March 81 49, April SO 1e, May
SO 12 go IS cents. Cash wheat wss arm withoue
important change. Cash corn was il12 cent lower u
spite OF the heavy export demand The options were DUH
but easier closed on shade at 81 - for November
90 December January and 50 SO cents for May.
Oats shade easier the spot but the options were
firm 33 Ia November, 80 2 FOR December, 81 IL
for January and IS So May. Lard weaker
and the options closed OF ia3 points follows Eoven-
Der 50 49, December 90 80, January 90 70, February
60 q, March 50 50, April SO 81, May 80 81.
Ncw-fork, Baltimore, Philadelphia ana Boston were a.
follows Wheat 2!3,oo7 bushels. ls7,O2e bushels
oats 2l9'63O bushels total grain 04s,733 bushels, noui
%, 100 PsGsase5 At chicago Milwaukee and St loas
bushels oats 2527oi bushels total grain os no bushels,
ol.1.{q
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. IL n m.-c0tten-Futnrss closed
firm. rplanis Low Middlinx clause November dan v.
erv, 2O54 bnyers November AM December delivery.
1861 scl-r, December AM January delivery 1854
sellers January and February delivery Is 6id sellers
February amt March delivery iS6tl buyers March
Apr delivery. 2O6td value April and Nav delivery,
2AGi seller, May and June delivery 24G4d scllerst
June aud July feyery. % SIT buyers.
"ALvEoroS Noy cotton qnie Aidtling 9s, Low
Miadl.ng. ll.l5 Cool ordinary. net and
cepts ESD bales exports to Great Britain. 1850 bales
exports coAst~so 1903 bales sales 3,l08 bales stock,
$40 bales.
NORFOLK Nov; 7-Co,ton- Miidhng TIC, net and
gross receipts, 1874 bales exports TO Grea; Britain 24OU
bales etport- coAs;ws,, 2773 bales sales 1880 bales
SAVANNAH. Nog. 7.-Cott)s quiet; Mdding 3.lo Lev
hiddling. IS. 10 Good Ordinary. HIS receipts
9OJl bLcs receipts, 30 bales exports con.
nent 4o9s Laes exports coastglse, 1868 bales; sales
700 Dtles stock. l26IJS bales.
NEw-ORLEANs. Nov. lotion firm Mhilins. 81 l6;
Low Miiiing. lie; Cool Ornry, 7l6 net
1892 bales receipts 20l9 Oales
Britain. iS9I bales eYpsts TO the Continent 3i0J bacs
sales, 1900 bales stock. 22J 2l3 bales.
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THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS FOR NICOLL.


THEIR REGISTRATION is LEGAL AND THEIR vo1Fs
WILL CoUNT-AN OLD QUESTION REVIEWED.
ridiculous campaign fable appeared in yesterday
S,tn under the caption Reckless Divinity students
Rskng Perjury TO Vote IN Fred Grants Strongly Re
publican District 1t stated that twenty-eisht
students of divinity at the Union Theological seminary
registering.
It's The familiar Old story" said PrOf' Charles A.
Briggs 10 TIBI ~ reporter and We have heard I've
fore, daring and after every election especially when
the contest Is close The statements absurd can't
that single student in the seminary could bc
guilty OF such He would not only DO despscd
aud cast out by his fcowstudentS, but would be thl-
marily expelled from tho seminary
At this point Professor Thomas :. Hastings Joined III
the conversation. Yes had little difficulty last
year about this matter" said he and Or Hitchcock
made public address IN reference to IL in which he al
Yiscd the students 10 consult some competent legal
authority in order that tho question might be settled
and for all The students visited Ehu Root, who
gave an opinion the effect that each student who
didn't expect his graduation TO return to lila parental
home but to go place had night Of aabitation
here and consequently could vote There was no trouble
In casting ballots last year, although some OF the
students wero required 10 swear 49,
ON csmps ring the Official catalogue OF all the students
IN the seminary with the names or inc feglsttIed
students ne given In The SW, 1t was found mat every
least year OF the twenty eight men whose names
published in The SUI" thirteen mad been Ia nc
institution for two years fourteen for over year. ana
one not enrolled as u student"
The students themselves regard the matter with In
difference for they have become nscd 10 tho threats OF
the Democrats and propose TO cast their votes AZ usual
professors and the students. with whom Nico Is espe-
cially popular.
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OBITi 1RI.
JOIN L. RUTrEE.

Tho death OF J. T. Rutter head OF tho old firm OF Rut
ter 4 Gross No i92 Exchange place. announced at
the stock Exchange yesterday lie hal been sick about
three weeks with congestion OF the brain lilo born
AT Potis,own, Penn, 1899. and removing to Phila-
dophia he FOR several years discount cork In the
Glrlrd Bank lilo 10 Now-York in 1864 and oned
the stock Exchange In December 1870. whsn the firm
OF Rnttor & Gros, established Tbs death o. the
senior partner IA the first change In ssventocn yeAs
Mr. luttcr OF quiet disposition and devoted MN
hi, business and his home. Although the nrin
has done a. times large bu-ircs 10 nsyer sought 10 be
promincntin Wall street affairs. Mr. Rutter leaves a
wife The funeral will be held at p IN. TO morrow at
his home, We. lOi Gaiesave. Brooklyn.
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FRENCH SPOLTATYON CLAIMS.
DECISION RrGARpI,o THE INTERNATIONAL STA

DECISION REGARDI~G THE INTERNATIONAL STAND
ING OF THE VESSELS DESTROYED.
WASHINGTON Nov The Court of Claims decided to-
day that the treaties OF 1873 with France ceased to exist
"a an international liability after July I, 1885, aud
claims arising after that date must be measured by the
principals ef intentional law without regard to tho
ire itics which before 10 forco The court holds
that American privaecrs captured by France good
prizes ~ war but that the pos 'ession by mer
chaht vessel engaged IN radc OF letter Of marque or
some armament did not authorize condemnation by the
prize tribunals Of France After full examination OF
Tue naval operations ia tho West Inlics between 1872
ana 1900 the court concludes that France did not main
tam hpckadr .; the English POSSESSIONS there and that
American vessels bousd To British West Indian ports
were ot zoe prizes the ground that they were nouHd
10 bockasd or hesiegrd port The court also ruled
upea the allowances to be made Tor insurance. freight
and salvage
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MAKING r1yAL PREPARATIONS FOR today.

wellattcnded aul enthusiastic meeting Of The Re
publican Cub TOOK place last evening II No. 81 west
Twenty eighh 4 at which the final preparations Tor
active work during to-day were made. committee OF
nty was appointed whose duty It should be
TO act under the direction Of the County Com
mittre. subcommittee VIII visit each eiecuoh
district and lstor to prevent fraud. Illegal Noi
lng trading etc ARRANGEMENTS were made for proyid-
ing ard hoxdren for each police court Tor The
purpose ~ prOeoun. ega voters wronguy accused or
intiluldAt
Joseph Poole chairman % tho Committee ~ Arrange
mon for the National Convention Of Republican tluos
to lee held In Chcaerpg fiall. December 10 10 ana 10
reported that there would be ..rSe able aud nn""h
ial Representa- from nearly state IN tho ln"
The Michigan clubs will de Detroit and come 70
New York im /. body by special tram. Tho clubs from
many OF her states Sl come Ia similar way.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 1880 p m-Bses In posr deman nj
Hans In good demand BaconHo ers offer freely Cunbsr
itnh Guy dn az as II Cheese folders ofer freely Tai.
Sparngy. Flour-lioldcrs oHcr moderately Corn Snot
Mixed Western spot nrm at Is ID October firm at ~
?tl Sovembsr hrm at 49, Giq, December firm AZ a I'd
Hops LOnd York Stockholders are not oS.pi,
RECEIPTS Of wheat for the past Atlantic norfs
81 200 quartes from Pacific ports 80 quarters from
other source, 5000 quarters receipts Of American
$4,000 quarters
LoXD6E Nov. "A p. m.-Prodce-Spirits Of Turpsn,ius
21s 1921. per cwt Refined Petroleum. 53.d a57..
ANTWERP Nov. WilCoYs Lard closed at 80 francs 50
confines per 90 XII o.
BREMEN, Nov 2s-Petroleum, marks so p:enniga
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WssHNGIoN Nov. Major Iyster and Companies
and X, 9Th Infantry who are expected 70 arrive ia
Chicago TO nave been ordered to take station at
the new pest at High Wood during tho erection OF the
buildings at that place.
General shcrias this m,rniny approved the plans
presented by Captain George T.. Poud, OF the Quarter
mas ers Department. fsrtho proposed cavalry aad ar
lcry post al Fort sy Kansas II IL proposed 20 locate
hero entire regiment ~ cavalry and five batteries OF
hight artillery Tho cavalry will he commanded h. Con
cra FOr>vthe Of the Attn Cavalry aud tho artillery by
COLONEL MIlliston. OF tho 3D. Artillery.
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READY FOR THE FRAY IN ULSTER.

KINGSTON, y. Y, Nov. lSpcciah.-1he Young Mems
Republican CuD Of Ulster have sent circular letter
10 voters in the XVIII Senatorial District calling attsn-
ton 10 the constitutional requirement for legislative
candidate and giving notice that John j. Ilnson. the
Democratic candidate for Senator. Is ineligible 10 that
Office by OF his official relations with this city, and
that vote for him will he a ballot thrown away.
Chairman Clearwater. OF tho Ulster County Committee
said this afternoon al the Republican canvass sho we'd
plurality In tie county Of 1000 for tho entire state
ticket with tho exception OF Colonel Grant who will
largely ahead OF that figure.
MI Clearwater received dispatch from Chairman
Bliss OF the Committee. Ia the effect that evidence
o. 10 brine and dobauch voter throughout tho
entire state had been discovered Tho Ulster Committee
advised that prominent Democratic Federal onlcal.
living I'm this county here with largo sums or
in their possession for distribution tomorrow.
Every possible precauOu Las been taken 10 prevent It's
He climate use.
Regarding the Senatorial canvass. Nr. Clearwater
present ind cations that Ulster will giys
Connolly sufficiently large plurality 20 couHterhsiauce
any possible prepOnde which bc given against
him by -chOnarfe and Greene although our pcsent ex
pcctaton Is that lie will carry Greene BY small pIu
Ialty.'
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THE SENATE FIGHT ABsoRBs JERsEYMEN.

In NewJersey the Interest is centred tho Senatorial
elections In eight counties Of the State Democrats csn
code the House to the Republicans and show ne
desire TO carry All their efforts are concentrated on
tho Senate with view TO electing United states sena
ter In 1880 state Controller Anderson. ahrewd OBJ
says tina. the Republicans need carry at least hve
OF the eight counties elect Senator's In Essex tho
Republicans united splendid ticket and arc san
guine Of clec,ing Senator. sheriff and Ceusty Clerk
together with eight of the ten Asssmblymen. although
they are opposed by the Prohbenss aud liquor inter
ssts alike Tho Indications arc that the Prohioitisn
vote in ESSEX will be 900 less than last year when IL
was Hsar 5000. heavy vote Is expected In all tho
Republican wards OF Newark and In the townships,
which are mostly Republican The sudden Withdrawal
OF James Carr tho Labor candidate for County Clerk In
favor OF his Democratic opponent has smbittered Laber
men. IL was denounced in scathing terms by tho Row.
Hugh O. Pentessst from the pulpit on Sunday night
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CHANGES REcoMMENpEp AT WEST POINT.

WASHINGTON Nov. THE report OF the Board Of Wis
ltore to the Military Academy at West Point has been
submitted TO the Secretary OF War The management OF
The Institution highly commended aud no change is
recommended Ia the discipline OF tho Academy although
ii Ia suggested that higher grade Of proficiency IN al
zebra and mathematics should be required OF students
upon entering the school. 1t is further recommended
mat several buildings be erected Cor the greater
convenience AMI iation OF officers and cadets
am"ng thom hall in which the graduation exercises
may he hcld II IL stated that the water supply in
adequate 10 the needs OF the institution. change from
gas TO the system OF electric illumination Is recon-
mcndeI.
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PIuiAnLGrm,. nov. 7lSpcridj. Mrs Eniine CIaridgo
Ill eel last h;ht at tie residence Of her son las"
81 Chef Of Tolc" General stewart She was sixty thrrs
years old and was one the ladies who during ho war;
assisted materially the sick aud wounded soldiers and
their families in this city. ~hc was isr many years
presidrnt %. the Penn Widows AsTluu. chairman of te
fades Of the Eighteenth Ward Hho bepsd Orsdnlo Tie
Hautary f.r AMI president ~ tie Frecdmehs iiu-
rcau ORGANIZATION IN this city. No woman Was hrt1r
lusvn In this clty for her charitable deeds.
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PREPARING 70 RECEIVE THE RETURNS

Tho Republican County Committee will receive the
returns Of the State and City election this evening In tho
large hall of the Grand Opera House The returns VIII
80 .,egranhed from the Associated Press oos and will
b brought In by messengers from the adjoining Assem-
bly, districts.
The state Committee will rocoive returns frsm tho
State and city In tho headquarters in tho Fifth Avenue
aotsl.
Tho rammany Hall leaders have mado 'holr nsual
fssS SnSsisra VIII Ere the hearts Of tho unterridsd
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40 srypAyRALL GAuE ~ cHARLESrON.

no st NDI J "a ID u NL " 'TId HITNTVF'
Cn,RIrsroN, ,. C., Nov CSpcciah. The ~ Louis
and Chicago baseball teams. which played here during
the carnival advertised 10 play game at the S'r track
yesterday afternoon. This raised csnisoton All Tue
prominent pastor, In the city preached Scrmonsoa tho
subject AMI a COMMITTEES OF them waited OIL tho chief OF
police with a demand him 10 stop tho game ms
police complied ant tho nitnAsers At sncc acIur'crh
In a renun. oi to NAY Meanwhile ahsnt roo people
had gathered al track their way 10 H. ms
church.g going community quite worked mp ap"ut iho
incident and drnsurciu the National gano ANA tho
papers Publishing the Advertisement ana every
body else thai had auythia. 10 do Win H.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsHiNGToN Monday. Nov. T. 1887.
CoSsrL AProISTED.-The President to day appointed
Frank d. Hill, OF Minncsota to be United states Consul
at AtuuciOn.
ASTTCHINEsE DECIsIoS.-The Treasury Department
has sustained tho action OF the Collector ~ Customs at
San Francisco classifying called cultrop cathrop
nuts tho prOcuct Of the plant IfDd Ndtdns as edbls
nuts dutiablr at the rate OF cents pound These
nuts used for food nv the Chinese and effort was
made their at lower rate OF duty under
provision bulbs"
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CLERKS GOING HOME TO VOTE

WAsluNGroN, Nov ID il stated at the Treasury Do
partmcnt that all tho Democratic clerks in that Depart
mcni from the states Of NewYork. Maryland and Viz
gina have gone home vote at tho elections TO morrow
but that tho clerks of Republican procvitics saem 10
SHOW little II interest in the elections Assistant
Secretary MaYnari. solicitor McCue and second Con
troller Butler among the prominent Treasury DILL
ctls who have Como home 10 vote.
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this city and Brooklyn yesterday and the strike is
practically over, although few men still refuse to
60 to work the terms offered by the employers.
Tho men wore apparently glad to return and they
went to work with Will to make up for lost time.
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BREAKIyG UPA BAND or COZ

BREAKING UPA BiND OF COCNIEHfEIlERS.
Louisville Nov. tspeIaD. Captain Michael g.
Bauer OF the United states Secret Service hu' Just hn
i.hod breaking up tho famous sand OF CONTRIBUTORS
once healed by Fugate who In his old ago Is serving
a sentence at Albany which will end with Ms
llfo. Members OF the same gang haVo Deem 70
Gently caught and convicted at indianapolis aud Cleye
land On saturday Bauer had Deputy Marshal j. "
Mcdonald arrest John King. James lgs sad August
Willing horst jobs WilinssOrs already jail GA
another charge Their base OF operations has been In
Kentucky They will b. tried at the February tern OF
tho Federal Court
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Ell EOpEAN FINANCIAL MARyErs

LONDON. Nov II m-Con,ols. lO3 ll6 for money and
lo3 ~ for the account Atlantic ami Great Western
trustees certificates 41is Canadian Pl,ic IS
Er 2s' do second consos 1924 Illinois Central 1908.
NrKictn ordinary; 52s, IT Paul Common, 7Os; New.
YORK Central. ll04; Pennsyvsnia 81. Reading. 3lIs
Ilnlsons BY Company. 2ll4; Bar SILVER IL Qiotet 4t
AZ ii lGd ounce. The amount OF buion
Bank o. England Oh balance today AiO9 900 Paris al.
quote rsntes at NJ francs -
the account, and Exchange OH LoaiOn at - frz,cs -
confines for checks spanish As 67. Money a
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Man wants but little here bolsg.


This esp so!Aiy true Of purge Tho average nan OF
taSsa wishes IL 10 prompt aud effective Dr. Peross
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pont of soaoy and their action TOTALLY res IRON A9y
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